ADHD-FRIENDLY GUIDE
Meal prep can feel like too many decisions and cleanup chaos. This guide uses structured phases so you can batch energy and eat well all week.
✓ Track your progress ✓ Check off micro-steps ✓ Celebrate small wins
Every step takes 2-5 minutes max. Nothing here will make your brain shut down.
Check off micro-steps frequently for constant motivation and progress visibility.
No guessing what to do. Every micro-step tells you exactly what to do right now.
Choose 3 core meals
Add 2 easy snacks
Write list in notes
Save images for reference
Set timer to stop choosing
Group by store section
Use checkboxes
Estimate total cost
Add substitutes
Screenshot list
Go during quiet hours
Stick to list
Skip new aisles
Unload groceries immediately
Store perishables first
Clear counter
Gather ingredients
Put cutting board down
Play upbeat playlist
Set 60-min timer
Cook all meats/tofu
Label containers
Let cool before sealing
Stack in fridge
Wipe stove area
Wash veggies
Chop all at once
Store in labeled containers
Use paper towel lining
Close lids tightly
Mix carbs, protein, veggies
Add sauces in small cups
Stack meals neatly
Label days on lids
Take photo for reference
Wash dishes in batches
Wipe counters
Put knives away
Empty trash
Light candle for reward
Check remaining meals
Refill snacks
Toss old food
Wipe fridge shelf
Celebrate consistency
ADHD brains thrive with predictable meal bases and rotating sauces.
Repeat Sunday prep to anchor your week rhythmically.
Play energizing music or podcasts while cooking to keep momentum.
Keep 1-2 frozen meals for days when energy crashes.
Import this entire breakdown into the app, check off steps as you go, and celebrate every tiny win. Built specifically for ADHD brains.
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